Navy's New Anti Aircraft Gun Aimed For Air Attacks
Navy introduces a three inch bore fifty caliber anti aircraft gun claimed to reach five miles high. The Nevada and Pennsylvania dreadnoughts are already equipped with the weapon, with twenty battleships to follow as yard work permits. Secretary Daniels notes these are the most effective anti aircraft guns among the Atlantic fleet.
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Ley
Craigs
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Navy Yard
Naval
Owl car for lovers in Cleveland proposal
Joseph Jordan vice president of the Cleveland Painesville and Eastern railroad vows a square deal for lovers. He notes men courting in Lake county face a 45 minute delay after midnight waiting for a city car at East Cleveland Y before returning to Cleveland. He will press Cleveland Railroad Company official John Stanley to have the last interurban car wait for stragglers.
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Cleveland
Joseph Jordan
Willoughby
Cleveland, Painesville and Eastern Railroad
John Stanley
Cleveland Railroad Company
Mr. Jordan
Oldest College Student Amy Winship To Enroll At Berkeley
Mrs. Amy D. Winship aged eighty five will enter the University of California Berkeley after studying at Wisconsin this year She began schooling in 1847 in a log schoolhouse Illinois and later attended Ohio State University She has pursued botany physics and international law.
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California University
Berkeley
Cal
United States
Amy D. Winship
University of California
University of Wisconsin
Winship
Illinois
Ohio State University
Newsboy Returns as Distinguished Guest in Newark
Samuel H. Silbert, once a Newark newsboy at fifteen who left with his family for Denver eighteen years ago, returns as a familiar figure. Judge Samuel H. Sibert of Cleveland attends a Progress club dinner in Newark honoring former and current newsboys.
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Newark
Samuel H. Silbert
Denver
Samuel H. Sibert
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Progress Club
Tho City
New York Autumn Dress Trends and Gifford Pinchot Letter
Autumn models showcase new silhouettes, redingote styles, and Moyenage corsets as gowns favor high or low waists. Betty Wales dresses in three classes offer street, afternoon, and formal wear with velvet, beads, and embroidery. Gifford Pinchot publishes a letter endorsing Theodore Hughes over Wilson, urging Progressive support and criticizing Wilson’s record on foreign policy and governance.
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New-York
Nmbo
Redingote
Directoire
New York
Impatient Mr Wilson Gaslights Opposition and Lobby Attacks
The passage portrays Mr Wilson as hostile to opposing views and quick to accuse adversaries of low motives. It cites his stance on banking reform, Mexican citizens, preparedness, and German Americans, alleging he brands critics as unloyal and motives as selfish.
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Wilson
Mexico
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American Press Association
OWL
Newsboy
Newtyork
Lucy Carter
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
Progressive Party
Hughes
Germany
Lusitania
America
Panama Canal
Ballingers
Alaska
Guggenheims
Sporlsmen
Shadow Lawn
McCallesian
Chesterfield
Smyrna
Samsom
Paul Kuhn & Co
U. G. Barnes
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